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The final photoshoot with the Milky Way for 2021. "When it is dark enough, you can see the stars." ― Ralph Waldo Emerson

If you have the opportunity to visit a place with a dark sky, enjoy the moment. The darkness is fading across the world, and one day the nig

Most of my classes or lessons on processing revolve around a basic understanding of the computer's primary operating system. The...

I mentioned before, way back in Part 1, settings, equipment, and processing play a small part. The majority of the time is doing...

In October and November, the Milky Way is disappearing from view in the Northern Hemisphere. Our location along the globe's latitude will...

During the days of summer, I'm looking for night landscapes I can share with my son. I made a recording of him a few years ago standing...

I've talked about Equipment and Exposure in Part One and Part Two. However, you soon realize that equipment and settings play a tiny part...

During the upcoming Milky Way season, I'm planning a trip outside of Florida within driving distance. The Smoky Mountain National Park is...

Equipment, settings, and editing are the most manageable parts of recording and processing the Milky Way's light data. The hardest part...

This is the second part of a series of posts about planning for the upcoming Milky Way Season in 2021. In the previous post, I wrote...

I've been chasing the Milky Way for the last five years around the state of Florida. I've been fortunate to discover some incredible...

Day 9 of the 10-day Performer/Artist Challenge. @FotoDono was nominated by Rebecca Stoffel @bulldawgbaby74. Every day, select an image...

The skies in Venice, FL are heavy with light pollution. Still, I thought it would be cool to photograph the Milky Way with the Fishing Pier.

It's one of the most asked questions I get. You can see the Milky Way galaxy every night. It's our galactic home, and nearly every star you

For the last five seasons, I've been chasing the Milky Way. When I started, I didn't know that it had seasons. I assumed it was always...

My current photographic obsession deals with the infinite. Subjects that are trillions upon trillions of miles. This is a recent...